a. If necessary, rephrase the statement in standard form Does the categorical proposition need to be rephrased? A. It should be rephrased as "No American citizens are people who have a form of ID." B. It should be rephrased as "Most American citizens are people who have a form of ID." C. Yes, it should be rephrased as "All American citizens are people who have a form of ID." D. The proposition is already in standard form b. State the subject and predicate sets. Which set is the subject set S? A. The set American citizens is S because it is the subject of the sentence. B. The set people who have a form of ID is S because it is the subject of the sentence. C. The set people who have a form of ID is S because it is the predicate of the sentence. D. The set American citizens is S because it is the predicate of the sentence.

a. The categorical proposition needs to be rephrased to fit the standard form of categorical propositions, which typically follow the structure: "All S are P," "No S are P," "Some S are P," or "Some S are not P." The correct rephrasing is "All American citizens are people who have a form of ID," which fits the structure "All S are P."b. In the rephrased proposition "All American citizens are people who have a form of ID," the subject set is "American citizens," and the predicate set is "people who have a form of ID." Therefore, the set American citizens is because it is the subject of the sentence.